moojd

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by moojd 3y ago
My favorite version of this is Simulation Theory, aka creationism with extra steps.
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by moojd 3y ago
Even framing it as 'account portability' is missing the point. I want to own my identity and take it with me anywhere. I shouldn't need to transfer anything, its mine. This model is fundamentally incompatible with how Activit
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by moojd 3y ago
It's weird to me that all the complaints about @proto being NIH focus on ActivityPub when if anything it's closer to an evolution of secure scuttlebutt. The two are so fundamentally different I do not understand the complaints.
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by moojd 4y ago
Trucks and bicycles are just proxies for the broader culture war. As some one who likes trucks AND rides bicycles, I'm used to getting massive amounts of hate from both sides lol.
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by moojd 4y ago
No, I don't need volume. I want to haul things that I do not want inside of the cabin (trash, dirt, gravel, wild game, dirty camping equipment, muddy boots, etc.)
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by moojd 4y ago
I would trade in my model y for a compact electric truck of similar spec and price if it existed. I live in a city and don't haul stuff most of the time, but every time I need to carry trash or dirt, make home depot runs, or move furni
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by moojd 4y ago
Consensus isn't a fundamental requirement for social media or a communication protocol. Email doesn't require a blockchain and doesn't care about 'double spending' or whatever.
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by moojd 4y ago
As someone who uses nix daily for work and home, I've found that there is always a nice concise way to accomplish what I want, but finding that solution is extremely difficult. It seems like the best (and sometimes only) documentation
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by moojd 4y ago
I'm not against public schooling in principle but its current form is baffling. We expect kids to spend 1/4 of their entire life in an authoritarian system where they have no autonomy and then we throw them to the wolves when they
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by moojd 4y ago
Maybe its incumbent automakers finally ramping up the competition and putting electric vehicles on the road. Telsa has probably been overvalued for a while and needed to come back to earth but between their R&D and massive lead in charg
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by moojd 4y ago
I do the same thing. The only inconvenience is it adds an extra step when you want to watch something after your subscription runs out (resume the subscription and cancel). Google play and the app store make this super easy.
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by moojd 4y ago
We are using nextjs for everything it can do, while bypassing it for the things it can't. With 13.1 that shouldn't be necessary because it is now more capable.
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by moojd 4y ago
This sums up my feelings about the js ecosystem entirely. Lots of growing pains. I've felt for a long time that every industry shift on the long road from simple server-side rendered monoliths to client-side heavy js SPAs we have take
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by moojd 4y ago
The nextjs team for the longest time seemed openly hostile to server-side features in the GitHub issues. We ended up using the custom server feature to essentially bypass nextjs entirely so we could adequately do things like server-side aut
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by moojd 4y ago
This is cool. I've been looking for something like this to pair with my nix env. Docker makes process management and logging in the dev environment so easy, but between the performance issues and abstraction leaks when jumping back and
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by moojd 4y ago
Yep, this is where I get mine
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by moojd 4y ago
Way better. It has actually become my favorite shot.
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by moojd 4y ago
If you want to experience a pepper rush with minimal topical pain and maximum enjoyment, buy/grow some fresh Carolina reapers and let them soak in a bottle of vodka or tequila for a couple of days. You can actually taste the pepper bey
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by moojd 4y ago
On Linux absolutely, the IO latency on MacOS with mounted volumes is atrocious. Using a nix environment also avoids the weird edge cases I tend to run into with volumes mounts and file ownership and such.
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by moojd 4y ago
Fairly moderating a single massive global community is an unsolvable problem for both scale and cultural reasons. The current dominate model for social media will not work in the long run. Breaking down the task into sub-communities that ar
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by moojd 4y ago
After looking at it some more 'first-class' is overselling it. I'm still working my way through the code but I believe pretty much all interaction with bluesky/atproto by a user would be via federated instances like mast
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by moojd 4y ago
Moderation is a first class citizen in this protocol and I imagine the official blue sky instance will be moderated just like any other big social media site. I'm still getting a feel for it but my first impression is that atproto is k
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by moojd 4y ago
1. Profile sync is client-side encrypted and doesn't require an account with anyone 2. Built in support for tor, ipfs, and webtorrent 3. Built in support for blocking social media embeds and tracking 4. Easier access to use
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by moojd 4y ago
I don't see how Brendan's opinions on Covid-19 have any thing to do with web browsers, contrary to Mitchell's opinions on deplatforming.
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by moojd 4y ago
From your comments throughout this thread it seems as though you are either confident that your personal convictions will remain within the overton window in perpetuity or you lack the ability to imagine that one day they may not. Not to me
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by moojd 4y ago
Absolutely. I just want to echo this for anyone in this thread considering using rush. Straying from the way rush wants to do things will bring pain. It is definitely not a good fit for every project but embracing it has solved a ton of pro
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by moojd 4y ago
If you're willing to go whole hog into pnpm, rush.js is really nice. You get a single unified node_modules and lock file for your entire repo with individual node_modules for each app/package projected with symlinks and local pack
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by moojd 4y ago
I am optimistic though. We are still in the early days of server-side javascript. It took 20 years for the greater php community to coalesce around a handful of quality libraries, frameworks, and solutions to things like user management ins
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by moojd 4y ago
This is a nice overview of modern front-end development but I'm constantly disappointed with what 'web framework' means in node-land. None of these things are strictly necessary when building a web app but authz/authn, u
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by moojd 4y ago
I stand by the opinion that allowing multiple dependency versions was a major mistake that lead to both ballooning node_modules and abandoned packages getting caught up in your dependency tree just waiting for a malicious actor to hijack th

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